How do locals dress in Mexico City?

I generally find Mexico City locals are casual yet stylish and are slightly more conservative in their fashion choices. Many women favor skirts, jeans, and pants over shorts, and at night they definitely make an effort to dress up.

What should you not wear in Mexico City?

Don’t wear sandals or flip flops Sure, Mexican women (and men, for that matter) will be spotted wearing sandals, but it’s far more common to see closed shoes, trainers and pumps being worn by the locals. Plus, by doing that you avoid getting filthy feet after a day of traipsing around the sights.

How do you blend in Mexico City?

Here are 20 tips to help you to blend in with the locals the next time you travel.

1. Wear muted clothes.
2. Pack clothes you can wear anywhere.
3. Tone down the camera and other tourist accouterments.
4. Ditch the white shoes.
5. Buy clothes at your destination.
6. Do an image search on the Web.
7. Have your money under control.

Should I carry my passport in Mexico City?

Don’t carry your passport on your person when you’re visiting or touring unless you have specific reason for doing so, e.g. identification for money exchange.

How do you dress to not be noticed?

Dress simply in neutral colors. Neutrals include black, white, brown, khaki, navy and gray. Limit use of any bright colors to one small item, as an accent. Avoid graphics, including logos, and wild patterns on your clothing.

What are things that Mexicans love?

15 Unusual things that only Mexicans love to do

• – Add lemon to every food.
• – Say “provecho” even when you leave the taco stand.
• – Eat everything with salsa or spice.
• – Telling everyone the party starts at 7, knowing that everyone will arrive at 9.
• – Burry the birthday boy’s face in his own cake.

What are some weird Mexican traditions?

6 Unique Mexican Customs To Experience Anywhere

• Dia De Los Muertos. Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a two-day holiday held in Mexico.
• Las Posadas.
• Bull Fighting.
• Siestas.
• Cinco de Mayo.
• Piñatas.